Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley
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Resumo: | The dissertation aims to present George Berkeley’s immaterialist construct based on a series of notes by Charles S. Peirce, mostly present in his review of The Works of George Berkeley by Alexander C. Fraser, published in 1871. For this, the dissertation is composed of three main fronts: (1) elements from the thoughts of William of Ockham and Thomas Hobbes who, influencing George Berkeley, strengthen Peirce's thesis about unity, if you prefer, continuity, present in the medieval-modern transition in the history of British philosophy; (2) the interpretative polemic about John Locke's theory of abstraction and the consequent Berkeleyan opportunism, which makes it possible to deduce the idealism of the bishop of Cloyne; and (3) the construction of Berkeley’s immaterialist edification, which presents itself as an alternative in order to overcome the problem of the unknowability of the world, generated, according to the bishop, by a kind of “materialist abstractionism”. The present investigation, therefore, given the exercises of localization and scrutiny of the epistemological and methodological assumptions of Berkeley in the midst of the linearity of British thought, as well as their respective applications throughout the argumentative stages of the development of his immaterialist philosophy, finds its criterion of justification as the exposition of the truth doctrine of Berkeley proves to be an essential key to the reading of the movement of modern philosophy, especially British, as a whole, since, in addition to strengthening the thesis about the unity present in the medieval-modern link in the philosophy of the British Isles, it contributes to pointing to the tortuous north towards which a nominalism carried to its ultimate consequences would guide, emphasizing Berkeley's thinking in its position of inevitable “resting place” between John Locke and David Hume. In addition, as a mere addendum to a precedent opening for future investigations, the dissertation brings, in its Final considerations, an introductory reflection regarding the analysis of proto-pragmatic traits in George Berkeley's thought, being such an investigation attentive to Berkeley's refinement concerning the definitions of things limited to the totality of their immediate practical effects and to the possible pragmatic character present in his understanding of the applicability of scientific theories |
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Ibri, Ivo Assadhttp://buscatextual.cnpq.br/buscatextual/visualizacv.do?id=K2781835H1Melo, Caique Marra de2019-10-10T12:21:54Z2019-09-30Melo, Caique Marra de. Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley. 2019. 89 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Filosofia) - Programa de Estudos Pós-Graduados em Filosofia, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2019.https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/22680The dissertation aims to present George Berkeley’s immaterialist construct based on a series of notes by Charles S. Peirce, mostly present in his review of The Works of George Berkeley by Alexander C. Fraser, published in 1871. For this, the dissertation is composed of three main fronts: (1) elements from the thoughts of William of Ockham and Thomas Hobbes who, influencing George Berkeley, strengthen Peirce's thesis about unity, if you prefer, continuity, present in the medieval-modern transition in the history of British philosophy; (2) the interpretative polemic about John Locke's theory of abstraction and the consequent Berkeleyan opportunism, which makes it possible to deduce the idealism of the bishop of Cloyne; and (3) the construction of Berkeley’s immaterialist edification, which presents itself as an alternative in order to overcome the problem of the unknowability of the world, generated, according to the bishop, by a kind of “materialist abstractionism”. The present investigation, therefore, given the exercises of localization and scrutiny of the epistemological and methodological assumptions of Berkeley in the midst of the linearity of British thought, as well as their respective applications throughout the argumentative stages of the development of his immaterialist philosophy, finds its criterion of justification as the exposition of the truth doctrine of Berkeley proves to be an essential key to the reading of the movement of modern philosophy, especially British, as a whole, since, in addition to strengthening the thesis about the unity present in the medieval-modern link in the philosophy of the British Isles, it contributes to pointing to the tortuous north towards which a nominalism carried to its ultimate consequences would guide, emphasizing Berkeley's thinking in its position of inevitable “resting place” between John Locke and David Hume. In addition, as a mere addendum to a precedent opening for future investigations, the dissertation brings, in its Final considerations, an introductory reflection regarding the analysis of proto-pragmatic traits in George Berkeley's thought, being such an investigation attentive to Berkeley's refinement concerning the definitions of things limited to the totality of their immediate practical effects and to the possible pragmatic character present in his understanding of the applicability of scientific theoriesA dissertação tem por objetivo apresentar o constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley com base numa série de apontamentos de Charles S. Peirce, majoritariamente presentes em sua resenha à obra The Works of George Berkeley, por Alexander C. Fraser, publicada em 1871. Para tanto, a dissertação se encontra composta por três principais frentes: (1) elementos provenientes dos pensamentos de Guilherme de Ockham e Thomas Hobbes que, influenciando George Berkeley, fortalecem a tese de Peirce acerca da unidade, se preferir, continuidade, presente na transição medievo-modernidade na história da filosofia britânica; (2) a polêmica interpretativa acerca da teoria de abstração de John Locke e o consequente oportunismo berkeleyano, que possibilita a dedução do idealismo do bispo de Cloyne; e (3) a construção da edificação imaterialista de Berkeley, que se apresenta como alternativa em vista da superação do problema da incognoscibilidade do mundo, gerado, segundo o bispo, por uma espécie de “abstracionismo materialista”. A presente investigação, deste modo, dados os exercícios de localização e escrutínio dos pressupostos epistemológicos e metodológicos de Berkeley em meio à linearidade do pensamento britânico, assim como as suas respectivas aplicações ao longo das etapas argumentativas de desenvolvimento de sua filosofia imaterialista, encontra seu critério de justificativa à medida que a exposição da verdadeira proposta filosófica de Berkeley se mostra como chave de leitura imprescindível para a compreensão do movimento da filosofia moderna, especialmente britânica, como um todo, uma vez que, para além do fortalecimento da tese acerca da unidade presente no elo medievo-modernidade na filosofia das ilhas britânicas, esta contribui para o apontamento do tortuoso norte para o qual a efetivação de um nominalismo levado às últimas consequências se guiaria, de modo a ressaltar o pensamento de Berkeley em sua posição de inevitável “local de repouso” entre John Locke e David Hume. Além disso, na condição de mero adendo favorável a uma abertura de precedente para investigações futuras, a dissertação traz, em suas Considerações finais, uma introdutória reflexão referente à análise de traços protopragmáticos no pensamento de George Berkeley, estando tal investigação atenta ao refinamento berkeleyano concernente às definições das coisas limitadas à totalidade de seus efeitos práticos imediatos e ao possível caráter pragmático presente na compreensão do pensador de Kilkenny acerca da aplicabilidade de teorias científicasConselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - CNPqapplication/pdfhttp://tede2.pucsp.br/tede/retrieve/50619/Caique%20Marra%20de%20Melo.pdf.jpgporPontifícia Universidade Católica de São PauloPrograma de Estudos Pós-Graduados em FilosofiaPUC-SPBrasilFaculdade de Filosofia, Comunicação, Letras e ArtesPeirce, Charles Sanders [1839-1914] - Crítica e interpretaçãoBerkeley, George [1685-1753] - Crítica e interpretaçãoImaterialismoNominalismoPeirce, Charles Sanders [1839-1914] - Criticism and interpretationBerkeley, George [1685-1753] - Criticism and interpretationImmaterialismNominalismCNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::FILOSOFIACharles S. 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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley |
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Charles S. Peirce: a reading key to the immaterialist construct of George Berkeley |
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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley |
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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley Melo, Caique Marra de Peirce, Charles Sanders [1839-1914] - Crítica e interpretação Berkeley, George [1685-1753] - Crítica e interpretação Imaterialismo Nominalismo Peirce, Charles Sanders [1839-1914] - Criticism and interpretation Berkeley, George [1685-1753] - Criticism and interpretation Immaterialism Nominalism CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::FILOSOFIA |
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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley |
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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley |
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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley |
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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley |
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Charles S. Peirce: uma chave de leitura do constructo imaterialista de George Berkeley |
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Ibri, Ivo Assad |
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Peirce, Charles Sanders [1839-1914] - Crítica e interpretação Berkeley, George [1685-1753] - Crítica e interpretação Imaterialismo Nominalismo |
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Peirce, Charles Sanders [1839-1914] - Crítica e interpretação Berkeley, George [1685-1753] - Crítica e interpretação Imaterialismo Nominalismo Peirce, Charles Sanders [1839-1914] - Criticism and interpretation Berkeley, George [1685-1753] - Criticism and interpretation Immaterialism Nominalism CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::FILOSOFIA |
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The dissertation aims to present George Berkeley’s immaterialist construct based on a series of notes by Charles S. Peirce, mostly present in his review of The Works of George Berkeley by Alexander C. Fraser, published in 1871. For this, the dissertation is composed of three main fronts: (1) elements from the thoughts of William of Ockham and Thomas Hobbes who, influencing George Berkeley, strengthen Peirce's thesis about unity, if you prefer, continuity, present in the medieval-modern transition in the history of British philosophy; (2) the interpretative polemic about John Locke's theory of abstraction and the consequent Berkeleyan opportunism, which makes it possible to deduce the idealism of the bishop of Cloyne; and (3) the construction of Berkeley’s immaterialist edification, which presents itself as an alternative in order to overcome the problem of the unknowability of the world, generated, according to the bishop, by a kind of “materialist abstractionism”. The present investigation, therefore, given the exercises of localization and scrutiny of the epistemological and methodological assumptions of Berkeley in the midst of the linearity of British thought, as well as their respective applications throughout the argumentative stages of the development of his immaterialist philosophy, finds its criterion of justification as the exposition of the truth doctrine of Berkeley proves to be an essential key to the reading of the movement of modern philosophy, especially British, as a whole, since, in addition to strengthening the thesis about the unity present in the medieval-modern link in the philosophy of the British Isles, it contributes to pointing to the tortuous north towards which a nominalism carried to its ultimate consequences would guide, emphasizing Berkeley's thinking in its position of inevitable “resting place” between John Locke and David Hume. In addition, as a mere addendum to a precedent opening for future investigations, the dissertation brings, in its Final considerations, an introductory reflection regarding the analysis of proto-pragmatic traits in George Berkeley's thought, being such an investigation attentive to Berkeley's refinement concerning the definitions of things limited to the totality of their immediate practical effects and to the possible pragmatic character present in his understanding of the applicability of scientific theories |
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